Socio economic rights for refugees

May 13, 2017

by Malu Padilla

The Scalabrini Institute for Human Mobility in Africa (SIHMA) is delighted to inform you that the report ‘Access to socio-economic rights for refugees: a comparison across six African countries’ is now available. See: https://www.slideshare.net/SIHMA_Africa/access-to-socio-economic-rights-refugees

About the Author

The TRANSCODE programme seeks to provide a specific contribution to current understanding of the role which migrants - notably as collectives (i.e. transnational community organisations, diasporas) - can play in the development arena. It thus seeks to build on the fund of knowledge on the emigration-development nexus in focusing on policy and migration management issues. Read more»

Institute for Management & Research, Radboud University - Nijmegen

Interface workshops
Interface meetings through workshops, conferences and reflection sessions are important components of TRANSCODE. Face-to-face meetings and interaction between the different stake-holders enhance maximum linking and learning and forge partnerships. Learn more»
Facilitation of spin-off projects
TRANSCODE aims to transcend ‘nationalist thinking in transnationalism’ and ultimately link together transnational community organizations (TCOs) from different countries with other migration and development stakeholders. This is made possible by encouraging the TRANSCODE participants to embark into transnational development projects throughout the programme. Learn more»
Research and publication
An integral component of TRANSCODE is research and the dissemination of information through publications in hard copy and digital versions. Per programme period will be an action research and documentation of practices to share the learning process the Transcode community is undergoing and to provide a vehicle for a continuing conversation on migration and development nexus. Learn more»